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Tucuvi adopts FHIR. Our data resources and how we've achieved interoperability (Part 2)

How does our data fit into the FHIR paradigm?

Impact of the automation of clinical follow-up calls to advanced palliative patients

At Tucuvi we have been working for more than 1 year in the follow-up of advanced palliative patients admitted to the Home Hospitalisation Unit of the Vinalopó Hospital, part of the Ribera Salud group. What is the current situation of palliative care in Spain, and how is Tucuvi using its technology to alleviate the shortcomings in this area of care?

Introduction to medical voice assistants. What use cases do exist and what are their benefits?

The use cases for voice assistants in healthcare are varied and cover a wide range of needs. They have the potential to revolutionise the relationship between healthcare providers and patients, as well as the way care is delivered.

Tucuvi adopts FHIR. What is FHIR? (Part 1)

What exactly is FHIR, how did it come to be and, more importantly, why do we consider its adoption to be a fundamental move for us?

Monitoring patients with Heart Failure, what scientific evidence supports Tucuvi's protocols?

One of our first projects was the monitoring of patients with Heart Failure, together with the Hospital Ramón y Cajal (Madrid). This opportunity helped us to start generating the scientific evidence behind our protocols.

Why automating clinical phone calls is so challenging

In Tucuvi we have developed a voice assistant that allows the automation of clinical calls, from pre-consultation questionnaires to post-discharge follow-up and home monitoring of chronic patients. What challenges have we faced?

SEHAD Webinar: Implementation of Conversational AI in Home Hospitalisation Units - Tucuvi

In the last webinar organised by the Spanish Society of Home Hospitalisation, Dr. Manuel Mirón and Dr. Maikel Ayo shared how they introduced Lola in their respective units, as a support tool in their daily work.

Post-surgery patient followup after Major Outpatient Surgery (MOS) with Tucuvi

The use of Tucuvi for post-MOS followup enables personal monitoring of all patients after their surgeries, in a structured manner and with alert generation functionalities.

Remote monitoring with Tucuvi reduces visits to Emergency Rooms and Health Centres by 20%.

Patients included in the Tucuvi monitoring programme have reduced their visits to Emergency Rooms and Health Centres by 20% and 25%, respectively.

How Tucuvi can help increase flu vaccination rates

Lola, our virtual caregiver, calls at-risk patients to raise awareness of the 2021-2022 vaccination campaign

Tucuvi as a telemonitoring tool in Home Hospitalisation Units

The integration of Tucuvi's virtual caregiver within the care process is a powerful tool to support health care, especially in home hospitalisation units.

Telemonitoring with Tucuvi helps to prevent rehospitalisations in patients with heart failure.

Tucuvi's virtual caregiver, based on artificial intelligence and voice technology, allows patients with heart failure to be monitored remotely by using personalised conversation protocols

Tucuvi represents Spain at the G20 Innovation League meeting

Tucuvi was given the opportunity to attend the G20 Innovation League in Sorrento to represent Spain in one of the main "challenges" humanity is currently facing: Healthcare.

Lack of nursing resources and how AI can help mitigate it

Over the last decade, artificial intelligence has made a major transformation in nursing care delivery and has been shown to facilitate clinical decision-making so that nurses can focus on developing a more seamless and individualized plan of care.

Revolutionizing Hospital-at-Home Units through AI

Discover the power of AI Voice-based Virtual Medical Assistants for phone call automation and patient follow-up

Tucuvi partner with Cera in UK to deliver more efficient home-care services

This partnership is expected to drive efficiencies across the delivery of care, with the potential to reduce the amount of in-person visits required, allowing carers to spend more time on complex, urgent visits.

The importance of self-care in chronic diseases

Self-care in chronicity requires a set of behaviours to control the disease process, reduce the burden and severity of symptoms and improve survival and quality of life.

Real World Data and Real World Evidence: Tucuvi as an evidence generation engine

Real World Evidence supports clinical research and can contribute to the sustainability of healthcare systems.

Value based healthcare systems: a new healthcare management model | Tucuvi

Value based health models are those in which the patient is at the center of the service. All the focus is on the needs of the patient and in creating value for them.

Lola, the clinical virtual assistant that connects chronic patients with the health system. Tucuvi on La Sexta

In Tucuvi we work to make chronic patients feel accompanied and better cared for at home.

The 'virtual caregiver' that monitors the patient at home - Tucuvi en el Diario ABC

With artificial intelligence and natural language processing, Tucuvi offers a home tracking system that does not require wifi or mobile apps.

Tucuvi, winner project of the EmprendedorXXI Awards

Efficient health care at home is possible thanks to Tucuvi, winner of the EmprendedorXXI Awards.

Artificial Intelligence to take care of patients - Tucuvi en RTVE

Tucuvi's virtual caregiver has established itself as another branch of home care at the Torrejón Hospital in Madrid, simultaneously attending hundreds of patients.